Ilkhanid Qur’ans

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Ilkhanid Qur’ans are lavishly produced 13th–14th century Persian Qur’anic manuscripts renowned for their monumental calligraphy, rich illumination, and association with the Mongol Ilkhanid dynasty in Iran.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ilkhanid art
Islamic manuscript
Persian Qur’an
Qur’anic manuscript tradition
artHistoricalContext Islamic Golden Age manuscript culture
post-Mongol Persian art
associatedWith Ilkhanid dynasty NERFINISHED
Mongol rule in Iran
countryOfOrigin Iran NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance helped legitimize Mongol rulers as Muslim sovereigns
influenced later Timurid and Safavid Qur’ans
major milestone in Persian Qur’anic calligraphy
decorationType illumination
non-figural ornamentation
feature arabesque motifs
carefully planned page layout
carpet pages
geometric ornament
gold decoration
high-quality paper
large-format pages
lavish illumination
marginal ornaments
ornamental chapter headings
sometimes Chinese-influenced motifs
use of gold leaf
use of lapis lazuli pigment
verse markers
floruit c. 1256–1353
genre Islamic sacred text manuscript
language Arabic
material gold
ink
mineral pigments
paper
patronage Ilkhanid elite
Ilkhanid rulers NERFINISHED
court workshops
productionMode handwritten
purpose courtly display
devotional reading
pious endowments (waqf)
region Persia NERFINISHED
religion Islam
script Arabic script
scriptStyle Kufic-derived scripts
Muhaqqaq
Rayhani
Thuluth
monumental calligraphy
timePeriod 13th century
14th century

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al-khaṭ al-muḥaqqaq historicalUse Ilkhanid Qur’ans